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// fenix vs notion

Fenix vs Notion — docs are not sprints.

Notion is infinitely flexible. That flexibility makes it a great wiki and a mediocre sprint board. Fenix is purpose-built for engineering teams.

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// at a glance
Why teams leave Notion
  • ×Databases aren't sprint boards — too much setup
  • ×No native dev workflow (no git integration, no MCP)
  • ×AI features are add-ons, not native
  • ×Slow for high-velocity teams
What Fenix adds
  • ✓Sprint-first workflow — boards, burndown, velocity out of the box
  • ✓Native MCP bridge — AI reads tasks and docs in real time
  • ✓Built-in docs linked directly to work items
  • ✓CLI access for terminal-first devs
Best for

Notion fits teams who need a flexible wiki and lightweight task tracking in one place. Fenix fits engineering teams who want purpose-built sprint management, first-class AI agent integration, and docs that live next to the work — not in a separate hierarchy.

// feature comparison
Fenix
Notion
Native MCP bridge
Your AI reads tasks and memory in real time
✓
—
Semantic memory
Context persists between AI agent sessions
✓
—
Sprint & burndown
Purpose-built sprint workflow with velocity tracking
✓
—
CLI + TUI
Terminal workflow, no browser needed
✓
—
Built-in docs
✓
✓
Kanban board
Native kanban vs database view workaround
✓
soon
Free tier
✓
✓
Mobile app
—
✓
Templates
soon
✓
based on publicly available information · apr 2026
// switching is painless

Most teams migrate from Notion in under a day. Fenix imports your pages as docs and maps your database entries to work items. Your AI agents are live on the MCP bridge as soon as setup is done — no Notion workarounds needed.

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Free for teams up to 5.

No credit card. No migration headache. Up and running in minutes.